St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-26
MINNEAPOLIS.
Chamber of Commerce.


On the local board there was good buy.
ing demand from millers, both city. and coun.
try. Sample tables were quite well covered
with the 424 cars received, and sellers were
asking higher prices for their offerings.
Sales OF No. hard were made at 73c, and
prices throughout the list ranged about lec
higher than the day before. Shipments were
83 cars. Duluth received 179 cars. Not all
the wheat offered was sold. Local millers
complain of lack of sufficient water. Follow.
ing are the closing quotations: No. 1 hard
cash, in store, 75Ac; November, 71Ac: De-
cember, 12Ac; May, 7S1sc; on track, 72lac
No. Northern cash, in store, Csc; No
vember, Csc; December, 69Ac; May, Use
store, 63s4c; November, 63s4c; December,
664Ac; May, TIC; on track, Csc.
Sales included: 10000 bu No. l May hard,
7ec. Car lot sales by samples: Is cars No
hard, 7219c; "a cars No. hard, 72lac; "a
cars No. hard, 72l2c; 4 cars No. l hard
i. o. b., 73l2c; 2 cars No. l hard, Use; 9
ears No. l hard, 72c; SO cars No. 1 North.
ern to arrive with transit, 71c; car No. l
ern o. t., Csc: cars No. 1 Northern deliv.
cred, zoe; 2 cars No. Northern delivered
o. t., SOC; ID cars No. l Northern, zoe; 26
ears No. Northern, 69l2c; 4S cars No.
3 cars No. | Northern, delivered, sec;
L car No. 2 Northern, 67c; 2 cars No 9
Northern. original way bill delivered, &C
4 car No. 2 Northern, o. t., 651ac; SO cars
Northern. delivered, 66c; s cars No. 9
/ Northern 66c: % cars No. 2 Northern, 65c
| 4 cars No. 2 Northern, CSC; 8 cars No.
Northern, 651ac; 3 cars No. Northern, 67c
! car No. Northern, delivered, &c; 4 ears
No. Northern, 66l2c; cars No. 3. Sic;
car sample, 67lac; 2 cars sample, 7OI2c
i car sample, 62c; l car no grade, 66c;
scarsno grade, 62l9e: 1 car barley, 33l2c;
cars rye, ct, 44c; l car corn, SOC.
~ Flour-The Market Record says: The de-
manQ for good grades of f1Our was less active
to-day judging by the inquiries of some of
the prominent millers. There was considera-
pie buying few days ago, when appearances
indicated a probable rise in wheat but as
evidently held back for the effect of it on the
i flour market The general trade, however
continues in fairly even flow, and is bul
slig htly interrupted by the ripples of wheat
Bran and Shorts-Few changes were no.
ticeable in this market. Bran was in good
request and. though it is still sold well
ahead, fair sized sales were mentioned, rang
ing from O.25@11 for the run of different
mills. Shorts sold at 81. 25@12.5O, prices
depending upon the quality.
Corn-There was too little doing in this
market to make quotations better than nom
1nal, with good stock offered at 80.
Oats-Sales were made OH the basis OF
about 22D24 for No. 2 and No 2 white, with
No: 3 rejected and no grade selling below.
Barley-Choice barley would sell but there
was scarcely amy o1Iereu excepting inferior
stock for which the demand was hardly any
thing-No. 3, 45Gl53; No. 4. 3O54O nominal
Flaxseed-Sales at 81. O2l2@l .O3l2 - Chi
cago-$1 0S1a@1 .00l2.
Feed-Iiolds up we'll considering the weak
ness III some of the grain that compose. Sales
at $l4.50015 o. t.; $15@o15,50 f. %. b.
llay-Chcice wild brought So. SO for an out
side with some called choice going at So and
other called good going at S7.5O@S.
WHEAT MOVEMENT.
The following are the receipts and ship